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... THE DRURY - LANE MURDER. At the Central criminal-court, on Thursday, the trial took place of George Robertson, 40, indicted tor the wilful murder of Mary Kenealy. 4£ years, at 9, Goldsmith-street. Drury-lane, on January 23rd. At half-past two o'clock ...
... KING AND QUEEN AT DRURY LANE. The Ring and Queen will visit Drury Lane pantomime on Saturday. This is the first time since the accession that the King has visited a pantomime. ...
... family has n -in unbroken connection with the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, and he is still there. Few people realise that it was a Cornishman who gave to London that unique theatre in Drury-lane, the only theatre in the world to hold a Royal Charter, whose ...
... “YOUTH” AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. WRITTEN FOR THE CORNISHMAN. [By J.L. Ona recent Saturday I was ata morning. perform- ance, at our national theatre, of the now famous ** Youth.” I had heard and read a great deal about this drama—of the wonderfully realistie ...
... REDRUTH'S SHOW IN DRURY LANE A Brave Effort POOR SUPPORT FROM CORNWALL a Cornisliman Reporter) Monday, in London, I saw nine plucky Cornish players, eight of them amateurs, produce Jon Davey's own play Tears From Their Eves' in the tinv Fortune Theatre ...
... A DRURY LANE DANCER Mira Hirska, a well-known dancer, appearing as Marie, at Drury Lane, whose summons against Leo Ephraim, yesterday, was last night dismissed by the Lane management, who said they had no further use for her services. ...
... “ YOUTH” AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. FOR THE CORNISHMAN. [By J.L.] On a recent Saturday I was at a morning perform- ance, af our national theatre, of the now famous “© Youth.” had heard and read a great deal about this drama—of the wonderf uly real istic effects ...
... it was Drury Lane that the first performance in London took place, this being also the initial work Wagner to be staged in England. The scenic demands Of The Dutchman, which in the first and third acts are great, were not fully met at Drury Lane on Monday ...
... It averaged not less than £150 a night. The new actdrop by Brioski, Kantsky, and Burghardt, of ienna, has been fixed at Drury Lane* is a handsome piece of tapestry. Although the lost representation Romeo and Juliet took place the Lyceum Saturday morning ...
... includes some of our most talented comedy artistes, principal among whom are Mis s Maria George, the popular- success ol Ten Drury Lane Pantomimes ; Miss Annie Hughes, the talented London actress; Mr. Arthur Helmorc, the Prince of entertainers and mimics; ...
... her fame became known—Mr. Arthur Collins, of Drury Lane fame, and Mr. John Tiller. Plymouth won; but Mr. Collins was so impressed that he insisted on securing Miss Chard for 1917-18 pantomime at Drury Lane. Miss Eileen Desmond is be the princess and handsome ...
... Terry Portia. the same evening Mr. George Rigoold made his first appearance since his return from America, in Henry V., at Drury Lane; and the Holborn Amphitheatre, under its new title, the Royal Connaught Theatre, was re-opened with a comic opera, entitled ...